Evolution Of Hunting Dogs

Did you know that "dogs" haven't always been by our side? You wouldn't believe that the cute, fuzzy, sweet, loving dogs we have as pets today, came from wolves. The relationship between wolves and humans has changed over time because the wolves came close to humans. A very long time ago the dogs we know today haven't always been "dogs", they were all once wolves years ago. Wolves are much different today than the wolves back then.

Dogs were not always how they are today. Almost 35,000 years ago, they were wolves. Humans saw most wolves as a threat. Even though they saw each other as enemies, there was a point where they helped each other. This is what helped them evolve. It all started when wolves went to human camps to devour some scraps of food. Because of this, the wolves were healthy and had many pups. The pups inherited the parents' habit of snacking on leftovers. This cycle repeated over and over. Wolves were willing to get closer to people. Humans soon realized that wolves make very good guards because they protected the humans from many dangerous animals. As a result, wolves living near the humans started to change.

This has led to the belief that dogs can provide company, affection and support to people who are going through a difficult time or who feel lonely. Dogs have aided humans in tasks such as hunting, livestock herding, and guarding. However, as society moved from small rural communities to increasingly large metropolitan areas, the dog’s role changed. Throughout the years a more specific type of

    Dogs have been domesticated for over 10,000 years. Food from the humans would bring the dogs to them, and the dogs would bark at predators when they came so the people started to feed the dogs to keep them around. In the 1’st century AD in China Roman mosaics show evidence of the present day Pekingese and Roman ladies also had lap dogs. They believe the dogs warmth cures stomach aches. The earliest evidence of any domesticated dog is a jawbone found in Iraq in a cave about 12,000 years ago. We know it is a jawbone of a dog because a jawbone of a wolf is smaller and the teeth is smaller.

Have you ever had a dog? Do you know where dogs came from? Well, did you know that a million of years ago dogs did not exist. Back, then the dogs were wolves that disliked people. The relationship between dogs and humans has changed over time because over thousands of years ago, the wolves evolved to dogs and the dogs soon became part of human families. That is why these days people want to have a dog as a pet.

A long time ago, dogs were once wolves, and they worked for humans. Over the millennia, wolves have evolved into dogs, and dogs have become friendlier. The way wolves have changed over time into dogs have been very noticeable. Although, the arctic grey wolf didn't turn into Cavalier King Yorkshire Terrier overnight. The reason the two, dogs and wolves, have changed are plentiful due to the changing relationship between humans and dogs. It cannot be denied.

To begin, animals have been a part of human society for thousands of years. According to the article “Assistance Dogs: Learning New Tricks for Centuries”, man began taming wolves as far back

We always say, “Dog is the best friend of human,” but how many of us know the history of human-canine relation and things that dogs have done for us? Maybe the one who truly loves dogs will know about these. There is no exactly record about how dogs came into our lives, but dogs have worked for human for the last ten to twenty thousand years.

For millions of years dogs have remained a constant companion of man. Bred from the aggressive and formidable Gray Wolf tens of thousands of years ago the domestic dog now lives in many homes across the world. Where in the far distant past the domestic dog was bred as a guard animal, a beast of burden, and even a food source the dogs of today are bred for a far more endearing purpose-companionship and love. Finding a pet dog that is more of a joy than a chore is necessary when asking: How much is that puppy in the window?

In the article “Domesticating Wolves” indicates that there are some dogs are bred and trained to be cruel fighters and these characteristics came from wolves. The first human hunters probably observed the wolves’ cooperative strategies for hunting. Wolves are watchful, too. Rather than compete with these new hungry hunters, wolves may have chosen to give them their trust and work with them. They would join these humans in their chase, combining their better sense of smell and speed with that deadly aim of human weapons “text #2, paragraph #1”. Early humans and wolves may have joined together to hunt more efficiently and began to trust each other. The bravest wolves protected and cooperated with humans in return for food. If their

Dogs can also help lower your cholesterol, relieve stress, and boost your self-esteem and of course, we don't need research to tell us they are always there when we need a

Dogs are pack animals. They even associated their masters and humans as pack members. If you have a dog, you might be their brother or sister or even their master. If they are stray, dogs usually find themselves some friends to make up a pack. This helps protect them from danger and keeps them from being lonely. A dog may be inquisitive of strangers because he or she only wants to protect their pack members, or make new friends. No matter what type of dog you ever get, they will form a bond in person and in your

At some point in time, there were no domesticated dogs but what was only present at that period were wolves, foxes and coyotes. Dogs were believed to be the first of the animals to be domesticated and to share a mutual environment with humans (Udell et al., 2008). During the period of domestication dogs were conditioned to behave in such a way to build relationship and to have interaction with humans (Bradshaw and Nott, 1995). Researchers have discovered evidences of the first appearance of domestic dogs. The first cave art showing dogs was found 16,000 years ago (DAt some point in time, there were no domesticated dogs but what was only present at that period were wolves, foxes and coyotes. Dogs were believed to be the first of the animals to be domesticated and to share a mutual environment with humans (Udell et al., 2008). During the period of domestication dogs were conditioned to behave in such a way to build relationship and to have interaction with humans (Bradshaw and Nott, 1995). Researchers have discovered evidences of the first appearance of domestic dogs. The first cave art showing dogs was found 16,000 years ago (Delporte, 1990). There were also some evidences showing that dogs has been around humans which dates back from fourteen thousand years

Dogs were the first animal, and the only large carnivore, to be domesticated. in both appearance and in both Dogs are not tame wolves, but how they became these unique companions to people is still being debated.

There are many dogs that are bred to protect their owners, and remain loyal to them and only them. These dogs are very sweet, and loving to their owners, but they are usually considered the “mean dog” to everyone else in the neighborhood. Even dogs that aren’t bred to protect their owners will try to. I say try because their are a number of dogs that are incapable of protecting their owners. You think animals only protect humans they have a built a strong bond with? Think again! Animals don’t only protect humans, but they also protect other animals. I’m not talking momma bear and baby bear, I’m talking wolf and bear! A photographer took pictures of a wolf, and bear he had found that had teamed up and shared food, hunted together, and slept in a pile at night. They always had each others backs, and the fact that a bond between two animals that strong could exist is